Any trip through the Southeast practically necessitates a hike to the Sawnee Mountain Preserve, best known for its Indian Seats trail. It’s a vigorous trip with a great view. Check out our guide on when to go, how to get there & what to bring.
While there are many ways to view the Grand Canyon, none match the wildness, thrill, and relative peacefulness of the 14-mile North Kaibab Trail. We’ll take you through the planning for your trip to the North Kaibab Hiking trail.
Few trails spoil their visitors with quite so diverse and delightful an array of scenery as the Hoh River Trail in Washington State’s Olympic National Park. We’re going to take you through all you need to know when planning this hike, from pre-trip logistics, route descriptions & gear requirements.
From unpromising beginnings to a spectacular ending, LA County’s Fish Canyon Trail is a hike of contrasts. Check out our fish canyon falls hiking trail guide to learn how to get there, when to go and what to bring.
The Goat Canyon Trestle hiking trail is one that invokes the spirit of the true adventurer, cutting across Anza-Borrego Desert State Park’s more barren stretches before plunging down a steep canyon wall into what seems to be another century. Follow our detailed guide to plan your trip!
Munra Point should be on every Columbia River Gorge visitors list of things to do. Check out our trail guide for tips on planning, route finding and what to bring.
Introduction The Arethusa Falls Trail is located within New Hampshire’s Crawford Notch State Park, which itself is contained within the larger White Mountains National Forest. While many, mistakenly, refer to Arethusa Falls as the highest … Read more >>
Rae Lakes Loop is one of California’s most popular outdoor destinations with good reason: it’s gonna blow your mind. Immersed in everything the High Sierras have to offer, from sub-alpine ridges to meadows in the mountain, it’s an amazing experience. Let us help you take you there with our backpacking guide!
The Manistee River Trail Loop is among, if not the best backpacking trail in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Our guide covers tips for pre-trip planning, parking, campsites, and a thorough, start-to-finish trail description